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Mid Shore Celebrates 'Walktober'

October in Maryland becomes WALKTOBER, a month where partners across the state promote and host events and webinars spotlighting Maryland pedestrians' safety, health, and commuting options. See what's happening and join an event!

 

Marylanders across the state are preparing for the 2024 celebration of Walk Maryland Day on Wednesday, October 2. Walk Maryland Day is a celebration of our state's official exercise and a call to action to support safe walking and walkability. There are dozens of walks happening across the state, and within the mid-shore region! Find a Walk here.



The first 40 registrants will receive a Stanley tumbler upon participation.

Select "Yes" for having a Walking Group Password.

Enter "WalkDCHD24" as the Walking Group Password.

"All About That Pace" is the name of our Walking Group.

Fill out your information to join.


The first 30 registrants will receive a Stanley tumbler upon participation.

Select "Yes" for having a Walking Group Password.

Enter "Allies2024" as the Walking Group Password.

"Inclusive Soles" is the name of our Walking Group.

Fill out your information to join.

 

Walking is an activity that many of us take for granted. But as pedestrian accident rates continue to rise and access to safe pedestrian spaces is diminished, communities are recognizing that walking — and improving the walkability of our neighborhoods — requires public attention and action.


The Walktober Walkinar series, hosted by the Maryland Department of Planning, will help planners, and local officials. All webinars will take place every Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. See the specific details below.


2024 Walkinar Series

Walking, Health, and Communities: National and Local Impacts


Crafting Safe Spaces for Every Step with Every Trip


Sidewalks to Safety: Ensuring Secure Routes for Students


Step Forward: Advancing Pedestrian Access and Safety


Sustainable Growth: How Walkability Creates More Equitable and Vibrant Places for All

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